Getting Started
Understanding Trust Scores and Verification Badges
Why trust scores exist
Co-owning a real asset with strangers is a high-stakes relationship. Slivvy's trust score gives every member a way to evaluate the people they're going into business with — before signing anything.
What goes into your trust score
- Identity verification — KYC/AML pass
- Background check — criminal, civil, eviction history clear
- Payment history — on-time monthly fees, reserves, and special assessments
- Review history — ratings from co-owners on prior stays
- Platform tenure — how long you've been an active, in-good-standing member
- Response rate — how quickly you reply to co-owners and platform messages
Verification badges
- ID Verified — government ID + selfie liveness check passed
- Background Cleared — background check passed
- Accredited Investor — self-attested or verified (used for some higher-value offerings)
- Superowner — high ratings sustained across multiple stays
- Founding Member — joined Slivvy early
Asset-level trust score
Every listing also gets an asset-level trust score, calculated as a weighted average of all current co-owners' scores plus how complete the asset's verification documents are (deed/title, inspection, insurance, tax status, HOA). Buyers see this score before they apply.
How to improve your score
- Pay every fee on time — autopay is the easiest way
- Submit accurate, timely condition reports at check-in and check-out
- Reply to co-owner messages within 24 hours
- Treat shared assets with care; ask for damage to be repaired promptly
What co-owners and sellers see
Other members never see the dollar amounts behind your trust score — only a green/yellow/red status on payments and your overall rating. Verification badges and your number of co-owned assets are visible on your public profile.
By Bryce·Published 5/18/2026·Updated 5/18/2026
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